Hillary: Why Is Barack's Bigger than Mine?

61. HILLBILLY IS A BIG PHONY!!!

DO NOT VOTE FOR THIS WOMAN!!!

YOU WILL ALL BE SORRY IF SHE BECOMES PRESIDENT!!!

READ THE BOOK "THE TRUTH ABOUT HILARY" BY EDWARD KLEIN.

Posted at 11:41AM on Jan 26th 2008 by NUMbnuts

62. I am SO SICK of Bill and Hiliary acting like 10 year old little girls fighting . Welcome to the Bill and Hiliary show....2 crying babies over anything that they do not get thier way with ..... vote for Obama for REAL change....

Do we really need this mess after the mess of the last 7 years? no.........elect an ADULT
instead of 2 cry babies.

Posted at 11:48AM on Jan 26th 2008 by crying 10 year old

63. You not a bit racist are you ?Seems to me your ALOT RACIST .

Posted at 11:41AM on Jan 26th 2008 by Team ...ahhh whatever ...

i was joking--just sick about how they fight like little kids!

Posted at 11:48AM on Jan 26th 2008 by Dr. Uga Booby Bongo

64. LOL...it's starting - the $pay$ off to celebrities for their public endorsements of Obama (Oprah). We must have the most corrupt election laws in the world - ya gotta love America...LOL.

Showbiz is king of public manipulation. Take #1 on the best selling books list - I heard that syndicates of investors will buy up an authors book to make is #1. Same thing with movies - syndicates will buy up tickets to push a movie into the #1 selling movie slot hoping that #1 ranking will make us all wanna go see THAT movie. The telling tale is when in the second week of any release, books and movies, it falls like a rock. We were had. Same thing for politics. All manipulation, hype, BS...s'all I'm sayin'.

Posted at 11:53AM on Jan 26th 2008 by Payola

65. I know this is going to come across as overly simple, but here goes, what will bring about bigger "change" another man in the White House ( black, white whatever, still a man) or having a woman in the white house. Regardless of thier proposed policies ( obviously), science shows that women not only learn and percieve things differently but they react to situations differently as well. Believe it or not women tends to think more with thier heads than they do with thier emotions. I'm curious to see Hillary in the White House, I feel that she is more than qualified and capable of bringing this country around. Also I don't see any problem with Bill, at least he went out on a good note ( economy wise anyway), unlike what seems to be both Bushs'. I will vote for Hillary, Obama is the cry baby and the one that injected race into this race and he also appears to be a sore loser with an anger problem.

Posted at 11:51AM on Jan 26th 2008 by Kim

66. You people think we have problems now with this President and this war.

Elect Hillary and you ain't seen nothing. Bill had a chance to get Osama Bin Laden and didn't. He was too busy getting a blow job, but nevertheless...Hillary has no workable plan to end this war in a safe way for the American people.

Hillary has an agenda and it's a personal one, having mostly to do with personal power. She was never really accepted by her father and has been trying to make up for that all these years. She is very calculating in a very scary way.

At least Barack Obama can contain his composure...is intelligent and has a vision. He won't be a sell out as the Clinton's are. And he's ethical something the Clinton's never were and never will be.

Posted at 11:51AM on Jan 26th 2008 by You care about this country...vote OBAMA

67. Is there anything that Hillarious does not want or can't live without? She doesn't represent me. Living in the DC area makes one privy to the hidden truths about the HillBillies. And it appears that arrangements for damage control outside of the Beltway started years 15 years ago and maybe longer. You'll understand when national care is implemented and our borders become overwhelmed with illegals from every planet in the universe and it TANKS our economy.

Posted at 11:59AM on Jan 26th 2008 by Sonie

68. Obama's people got the hall first - end of story. IMO it is still way too early to have such diehard open and honest opinions. I truly believe that if BILL Clinton were able to and did run for president he would win hands down. I'm leary of Obama, leaning towards Hillary, hoping for Bloomberg. I'm a registered independent and never vote party lines. None of the republicans at this point interest me. If I don't like what I see, I don't vote. Keep one name in mind ... Michael Blomberg.

Posted at 11:55AM on Jan 26th 2008 by jack54

69. *Michael Bloomberg

Posted at 11:56AM on Jan 26th 2008 by jack54

70. Lori - #51
Are you stupid or just ignorant? Do you honestly believe that the ONLY thing Bill Clinton did wrong was have sex with an intern, lie in a court of law about it, and make the USA a laughing stock?
Let's hope the rest of the voting public hasn't forgotten all the lies and underhanded and illegal things that happened during the Clinton administration - ONCE WAS MORE THAN ENOUGH!

Posted at 11:57AM on Jan 26th 2008 by Nan

71. Imagine, voting for Hillary Clinton would actually be putting Bill Clinton in the White House again as "Acting President" through his wife. How could anyone with any common sense want that? I don't!!!

As for "race" issues, when are we adults going to accept what our children already accept? Get over it people, race is just a color of someone's skin on the outside. No matter what one's race is, doesn't mean that they are better or worse than someone else of a different race. It's what's inside the person and what their education and morals are. If your white, there's probably more than one black person that's smarter than you and if your black, there's probably more than one white person smarter than you are ... and that isn't even counting those that are brown, red, yellow, green, etc.!

My vote is for Obama!

Posted at 12:03PM on Jan 26th 2008 by ETazelaar

72. I'm a moderate Republican, although I am not thrilled about what my party is offering. I hope Guiliani gets the nom, but I fear common sense eludes the radicals of BOTH parties.

When Clinton was in office, he rode the success of Reagan's economics (that took several years to yield results). I also long for days of 98 cent gas and stock market success. Unfortunately, economics are in flux and if one does not continue to stimulate the economy it will bring about recession.

My concern with the whole Clinton impeachment was not oral copulation the President received (though, I think it's a shame when elementary school kids were asking what that meant). It was the fact that BEFORE that came out he was uder suspicion for selling US secrets to the Chinese for profit. My concern with Clinton is that while he snorted coke genocide was being committed on massive levels in Darfur.

I do not think Republicans are perfect. I voted both times for Bush and would do it again. Despite that I am unhappy with several policies he has put into effect in this term, and decisions he has made, we did the RIGHT thing by deposing Saddam and stopping more murder and genocide on untold levels. We think we have it bad here sometimes -- try watching whole families get slaughtered for harmless dissent. If we pull out quickly and have no plans to assist the Middle East, much like we did in the early 90's, we will have this occur over again, Afghanastan redux.

By the by, Bush was only in office a couple months before Sept 11th attacks. Clinton was in office 8 years before that. Who do you think was more responsible for it occuring? I am certainly not saying that Clinton knew that would happen ad allowed it; I just believe that he didn't understand the ramificiations.

No nation has ever LOVED Americans, and quite frankly we don't need them to. I think (my opinion only) we need to concentrate on finding more common ground than bickering about right or wrong, which are relative in any case. I am a therapist and always work on my clients' strengths, NOT weaknesses, and I really think that would help our nation more than concentrating on polarizing issues.

Just my opinion, o' course...

Posted at 12:09PM on Jan 26th 2008 by Danielle

73. 59. Hey Tara, you're either BLACK or a little wig##r who loves black men.

Posted at 11:37AM on Jan 26th 2008 by Pam
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#59 you're pathetic....... i will vote for obama.............i'm not black and i'm happily married to a white man..... i have no problems with race..... i do have a problem with lying presidents, first i smoked pot but didn't inhale... uummmm right... at least obama told the truth about what he did as a teenager.... and now days who don't?? i did not have relations with an intern uuuuuuuummmmmmmmmm right...... hillary was told to get softened up........and then the tears come........... uuuuuuummmmmmmmm. do i need to say more..... so do i want a honest president or do i want a fake one......... uuuuuummmmmmmmm i don't think i should have to answer that one but i will......... OBAMA FOR PRESIDENT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! and by the way i'm not some young person that don't know their a** from a hole in the ground... i've got grown children and grandkids.........................

Posted at 12:09PM on Jan 26th 2008 by tinkerbell

74. I'm still trying to figure out how 16 years of being first lady (hostess and escort to spouses of visitors) and a term and a half of being a Senator translates to 35 years of experience. What difference does the room size make?

Posted at 12:30PM on Jan 26th 2008 by confused

75. I am a divorced white female over 50 from California and Obama is getting my vote.\

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